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This reminds me of something a European told me about dating in the US. "Americans say nothing is wrong and then blow up when it's a level 11 problem and i had no idea anything was wrong. Where I'm from we address it when it's a level 2 problem."

Be a level 2 problem, not a level 11 problem. That means you gotta fucking talk.

I got 10/28, but I was crying after the 7th question

I'm so out of the loop on history (ie, an american)

I don't. It's never worked. I try really hard to not say, "That's the stupidest fucking shit I've heard since the last time I came here."

I actually didn't know that. I would mouse over and look at the url.

We got like 220k years to spare. We're good.

I feel like I've seen an insane number of error messages in various apps and websites around the unwrap method.

But this is on a result type, right? I'd figure the point would be that you would match on it and that the unwrap itself, which if my assumptions are correct, is more like get value or throw, should either not exist or take a default value. You shouldn't be able to directly get the value of a monad.

ThinkGeek used to have the annoyatron that would do that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z1I1grocF0

Is there not the local election commission? How did you find it? If there's an individual, there's likely a way to report them.

Piefed has an option for gallery layout for photo groups. https://join.piefed.social/2024/01/21/optimizing-image-communities-introducing-grid-view-masonry-for-improved-image-display/

Piefed is like Lemmy and can federate with it

You'd probably be better following the hashtag on mastodon

I could have that PR up in like 5 minutes. And poop while I was doing it.

There's a book titled "The High Cost of Free Parking". Here's an article about it

https://usa.streetsblog.org/2015/03/30/donald-shoup-an-appreciation#.VRyCepJPGEY.twitter

I need to make a proper list. Since I'm on mobile, it's easier to screenshot.

I thought that was gone for good, ty!

I freaking knew Louisiana would be in it

Ohhhhh it's so much worse. Here's the intro to the BlowBack podcast S3, which is all about the Korean War https://open.spotify.com/episode/4ZX1YIvtHhxuoOTaH41VNC

I actually disagree, because I've both seen it everywhere and I also work mainly in dotnet, and when I've talked to people about option and result types, the first inclination is to have a .Value, but that defeats the purpose. I've done quite a few code reviews where I was essentially saying "you know this will throw, right? Use .Match or .Map instead".

I think the imperative programming backgrounds encourage this line of thinking, since one of the first questions I've gotten is "how do I get the value out of an Option? I'm 100% sure it's there." And often, surprise, it wasn't.

In Louisiana we have the holy Trinity: onion, celery, and green bell pepper add the basis for most of our foods.

If you want something easy, maybe mix that with some scrambled eggs and rice. Otherwise, peanut butter? Haha